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Hydro Ottawa challenges small businesses to saveONenergy
April 30, 2013 - Hydro Ottawa is challenging local small businesses to become more energy-efficient through the saveONenergy Small Business Challenge, which offers eligible small businesses a free energy assessment, up to $1,500 in energy efficient lighting upgrades and/or a free touch screen programmable thermostat.
April 30, 2013 By Alyssa Dalton
The challenge is on now until August 23, 2013.
“The saveONenergy Small Business program is a win-win for local businesses and for our community. Already 7,000 small businesses have participated,” said Bryce Conrad, president and CEO of Hydro Ottawa. “These programs help businesses manage their energy consumption and contribute to a conservation culture in our community and are free of charge to the small businesses.”
Visit www.HydroOttwa.com for challenge details. Participation will be tracked online and the ward with the highest percentage participation will be recognized and promoted.
According to Hydro Ottawa, from 2005 to 2011, residential and business customers in Ottawa saved 500 million kW/h.
The saveONenergy Small Business Challenge is funded by the Ontario Power Authority (OPA).
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